Kilday opens mage with attack on Maverick
Paul J Kilday launched his campaign in Bexar County with a sharp punch at Representative Maury Maverick. He spoke at a Plaza Hotel meeting organized to rally support and insisted he seeks practical, independent votes from all sources, denying ties to any ticket or faction.
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Paul J Kilday
Congress
Bexar County
Maury Maverick
Hilday
Plaza Hotel
Tere
Kiday
Ealday
Tee Poor
Eilday
Compress Enmeheon Club
Ids
Xeparite
Probiote
Maverick
Misomer
Kilday
Ute Independent Voters League
Culn
Eliday
Bank robber killed in Mor ton’s Gap raid
Paroled convict Jess Roberts of Providence Kentucky was shot and killed by sheriff deputies when he and an unidentified partner were caught in the act of robbing a leak at Morton’s Gap. The other suspect fled as officers spread a net across Hopkins and Mineral counties.
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Madisonville
Odey
Morton's Gap
Jess Roberts
Providence
Eller
Hopkins
Miolning
Light are broadcast over KTLA at 4 PM daily except Sunday
An all left and found ads note announces The Light program broadcasts on KTLA at 4 o clock every evening except Sunday. It provides a contact instruction to place a message via code 7-131.
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KTLA
Supreme Court Upholds Stockyard Rate Order
The Supreme Court sustains a February 17 1937 order by Acting Secretary of Agriculture Harry J Brown fixing maximum charges for Denver Thien Stock Yard Co In a Dozier led decision the court affirmed a federal district court ruling to dismiss litigation and require refunds of excess charges The acting secretary valued the stockyard at 2292681 earning 61 2 percent The decision noted no dissent with Black concurring Carcozo did not participate
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry J. Brown
Secretary of Agriculture
Denver Thien Stock Yard Company
Justice Dozier
Buttlee
Justice Black
Rpfrat
Carcozo
iRadio Station Manager Resigns From WOAT
Beeman Fischer, general manager of radio station WOAT for the past few months, has resigned to become assistant to the president of the Texas Electric Service company in Fort Worth. The resignation, effective at once, was announced Thursday by Hugh Helff, WOAL president. Fischer, before joining the broadcasting company, was employed by the Texas Lighted Power Company.
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iRadio
Beeman Fischer
WOAT
Texas Electric Service Company
Fort Warth
Hugh Helff
WOAL
Fischer
The
Broadcasting Company
Texas Lighted Power Company
Dance tone at Plaza Hotel Ballroom draws crowd, Mrs Simms featured
A social dance evening at the Plaza Hotel Ballroom advertised by Mrs Simms with a headline act Adin and a 33 cent admission. The event promises lively tunes and a spirited tone.
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Tonue
Ture
Plaza Hotel
Simms
Spinger
Adin
Latherle’s Hypnotic Charm Hyped in Weekly Feature
A sensational feature in the American Weekly describes Latherle using a marcolic kit to exert a hypnotic influence. Objects of his assertions allegedly view his flips as duped by a stupefying drug, creating a mystified response in readers.
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American Weekly
21 Traffic Deaths In San Antonio In Five Months
San Antonio traffic records show 21 deaths in the city limits for the first five months of 1933. J. M. Lauther, traffic record clerk, announced the total Tuesday noting three more fatalities added in May.
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San Antonio Ely
J. M. Lauther
Traffic Recorderk
Court Decree Ends Second Hoots Marriage in Medina
George W Hoots sees annulment of his month long second marriage in Forty fifth District Court while facing bigamy charges. First wife Berttier Allison Hoots sought divorce in Mexico, later learning she never received it. Hoots paid attorney costs and claimed divorce, then wed Max Hare Warren. later first wife confronted deputy constable and bigamy filings followed. Also notices death of Thomas Franklin Herring, lumber company president, after recent surgery in San Antonio.
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George W. Hoods
Natalis
Berttier
Allison Hoots
Hoots
Dundee
Tayloe
Mexit
Hoot
Clurk
Lnter
San Aritanio
Squirrels Go Nuts Again Report from San Antonio
San Antonio residents report aggressive behavior by squirrels as elections near. A 13 year old girl, Concha Rodriguez of 101 Avenue UB, was bitten on the leg and head when a squirrel approached while she fed it in the 1200 block of San Pedro Street.
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San Antonio
Beslth Department
Concha Rodriguez
Avenue UB
Squire
San Pedro
Building Permits in San Antonio Decline This Year
Building permits in San Antonio for the first four months of the year have fallen from the same period in 1937. The Labor Department report shows San Antonio at $1,253,785 in permits for 1938 versus $1,998,000 in 1937, reflecting a national decline of about 3 percent. Other Texas cities also show drops, including Houston, Fort Worth, and Dallas, with 1938 totals under 1937.
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San Antonio
Labor
Prantes
Perkins
Ban Antonio
Texas
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
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Britain
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Margaret Rose
Princess Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
George
Grenadier Guards
Siena
Beadaches
Dean
City News
Ft.worth
Greyhound
Greyhound Terminal
Pecan & Navarre Sts
Gar
S. A
Garedo
Thomas Franklin Herring
Herring-Price Lumber Company
Merck Zinc
ESIMO
Trafton Tile « Marble Co
Southwest Texas Distributors
Main Ave
4Th ST
Austin
Fannin
Fhone
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